XM CryptoDerivatives

XM offers crypto derivatives on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and other digital-asset markets. The crypto market is currently presented as available 24/7, with long and short price exposure through derivatives rather than wallet ownership or on-chain transfer.

XM Crypto Derivative Instruments

Sign in to view the crypto instruments and contract specifications available to your account. XM currently describes the crypto market as operating 24/7; product availability, spreads and margin still depend on the live trading environment.

Symbol Underlying Market
BTCUSD Bitcoin vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
ETHUSD Ethereum vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
SOLUSD Solana vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
XRPUSD XRP vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
ADAUSD Cardano vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
DOGEUSD Dogecoin vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
LTCUSD Litecoin vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
BNBUSD BNB vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
LINKUSD Chainlink vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access
AVAXUSD Avalanche vs U.S. Dollar Trading Access

BTCUSD, ETHUSD, SOLUSD and XRPUSD are representative crypto-derivative symbols. XM states that more crypto instruments are available beyond the top ten. Exact spreads, margin, variable leverage, minimum trade size and other contract terms depend on the account and current specifications.

How XM Crypto Derivatives Work

Crypto derivatives differ from spot coin ownership. The key conditions are 24/7 market access, long/short exposure, variable leverage and contract-level trading costs.

24/7 Crypto Market

XM currently presents its crypto market as available 24/7. Continuous access does not mean constant liquidity; spreads and price behaviour can still change across sessions and market conditions.

Long and Short Price Exposure

Crypto derivatives let you take directional exposure without buying, storing or transferring the underlying coins. There is no personal wallet, blockchain withdrawal address or private-key custody in this trading model.

Variable Leverage and Margin

XM currently promotes variable leverage for crypto derivatives. Leverage reduces the margin needed for a given notional position, but it also magnifies the effect of price moves on account equity.

Spreads and Contract Specifications

Total trading cost should be assessed through the live spread, account terms, holding rules and any other applicable charges. Minimum trade size, margin and price increments can differ across crypto instruments.

Confirm the Account and Contract Terms First

XM currently shows Standard and Ultra Low Standard as account choices for crypto derivatives. Before placing a trade, confirm the available symbols, spread, margin, variable leverage, minimum trade size and platform compatibility for your account.

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FAQ

XM Crypto Derivatives FAQ

The main distinctions are derivative exposure versus coin ownership, 24/7 market access, variable leverage and account-specific contract terms.

01

Do XM crypto trades give me ownership of actual coins?

No. XM currently describes these products as crypto derivatives. You gain price exposure rather than blockchain ownership, so there is no coin deposit address, on-chain withdrawal or private-key custody.

02

Is the XM crypto market available 24/7?

XM currently states that its crypto market operates 24/7. Even so, instrument availability, live spreads, liquidity and any technical maintenance should be checked in the trading environment before placing an order.

03

Does crypto use the same leverage as forex?

Not necessarily. XM promotes variable leverage for crypto derivatives, and margin conditions can differ by product, account and risk rules. Do not assume a crypto position uses the same leverage or margin as EURUSD.

04

What is the difference between Standard and Ultra Low Standard for crypto?

XM currently lists both Standard and Ultra Low Standard on its crypto-derivatives page. The cost structure and account conditions can differ, so compare live spreads, margin, leverage and other contract terms rather than relying on the account name alone.